Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-08-02
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ct al. that the
be ordered to prepare
b street between Pico
ton streets. Adopted.
h Of H. G.. Wiltshire, ask
to give thirty feet off lot
B, Hancock Survey, recon-
Ehat the same be referred to
Surveyor. Adopted.
etition Of San Francisco Bridge
hny, to be allowed to build tool
near west end Buena Vista street
ge, recommended that the same
granted, on condition that said
bl house be removed at any time
then required by Council. Adopted.
4 Recommended that the grade of
Al Olive street between Twelfth and Pico
by Mr.. Dallas be accepted.
On petition Of City and Central
Railroad Company, to erect set OF
scales on Olive street at car stables,
recommended the same be referred to
the Street Superintendent, with power
to act. Adopted.
On communication by postal card,
signed Owner" recommended that
the petitioners sign names so that
the proper authority can tell how to
act. Adopted.
On communication by postal card
signed "tax payer" in reference to
stone in front of Peoples store recon-
mended the matter be referred to
Street Superintendent. Adopted.
On petition of S. c. Hubbel ct al, to
have Pearl street graded between
Second and Fifth, recommended the
same be granted and the City Attorney
be instructed to draw resolutions to
have said street graded. Adopted.
On message of Mayor vetoing
ordinance in reference to exca-
vation in river bed recommended the
passage of the ordinance as amended
and herewith presented. Adopted,
Recommended that the City Attor-
ney be instructed to draft an ordi-
nance to have Pico street graded be-
tween Pearl and Alvarado. Adopted.
Recommended that the City and
Central r. r. Co. be allowed to erect
lamp posts and lamps under direction
of Superintendent OF Streets. Adopted.
On petition of Mrs. S. Goldstein
asking the city to assist in paying for
piping the Arroyo de Los Reyes across
her lot between Fifth and Sixth streets
recommended that the city pay for no
piping across private property but
that said petitioner be allowed to put
in pipe and City Surveyor be instructed
to give lines and grades. Adopted.
Recommended that the owners OF
the lots and 8, B. s., Mount Pleas
ant tract, be notified to grade Also
street in front of their lots. Adopted.
Recommended that the Superin-
tendent of Streets be instructed to no.
tify the owners of five lots on Beaudry
street, between Temple and Diamond
streets, tograde Beaudry street in front
of their lots. Adopted.
On petition of VIM. Foss ct al. to
have Hope street graded between Sec
ond and Fourth, the Board asked
further time for the reason that the
opinion of the City Attorney is wanted
on the matter Of grading. Adopted.
Recommended that the ordinance
in reference to tearing up public
streets be passed. Adopted.
Notices Of intention to establish the
grades of Adams, Davis and Cushman
streets were adopted.
A resolution to establish the grade
of Union avenue from Temple to Dia-
mond streets was read and Adopted.
The City Attorney presented notices
calling for an election for school bonds
on the 9th instant. The polling
places were fixed as follows: First
ward, Southern Hotel; Second ward,
Courthouse, Supervisor room Third
ward, Park hose house; Fourth ward,
No. 3 engine house; Fifth ward, Nor
ris Vineyard hose house. The follow
ing were selected to act First ward
Inspector, G.. B. Woodhead; Judges,
L. +. Mozier, E. Tice. Second ward
Inspector, ]. R. Briefly; Judges, R.
Miller, John Fischer. Third ward:
Inspector, VIM. L. Osborn; Judges,
F. j. Gilmore, w. w. Robinson.
Fourth ward: Inspector, H. d. Bar
rows Judges, o. H. Bliss, w. H. Rus
sell. Fifth ward: Inspector, ]. M.
Stewart; Judges, Frank Goodenow,
d. McGary. The resolution was
adopted.
An ordinance creating the Office of
Plumbing Inspector was read and re-
ferred to the Board of Health.
Mr.. Hyans suggested that the mat
ter of building inspector be referred
to the Board Of Public Works. Re-
ferred to the Fire Commissioners.
Mr.. Collins stated that he had been
informed that five more carts had
been put on. He had seen two carts
standing at a hydrant, and the City
Water Company had refused to put in
fire hydrants, which had been ordered.
He asked that the City Attorney be
instructed to see whether the Water
Company could not be compelled to
put in the hydrants. He was satis-
fed that the Water Company did not
intend to put in the hydrants if it
could be avoided, and he desired that
the matter should be looked into and
determined. Referred to the City
Attorney.
The City Surveyor was instructed to
prepare map OF the proposed open
ing of Los Angeles street, for the use
of the City Attorney.
A resolution for the improving OF a
portion of Main street was read and
adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Fire Commissioners suggested
that two fire hydrants be placed on
Buena Vista street, to be connected
with the Mountain Water Company,
one near the Buena Vista street bridge
and one at the northeast corner of the
Catholic cemetery, and that the City
CIorlr bo iuatrr1ctpd IN notify the conn
pany to that effect, and that the City
Surveyor be instructed to give line of
Buena Vista street to the Mountain
Water Company. Adopted.
Also that the Los Angeles City Wa
ter Company be instructed to place
hydrants at the corner of Figueroa
and jefferson streets. Also place hy-
drants ordered by Council June 9th.
Adopted.
The Fire Department reported ex-